WampServer

Just installed WAMP5, which is working wonderfully, however, there is one problem your forum doesn't seem to address that I could find:

How do I use CLI PHP? I have an application that requires a CLI-PHP installer to function, but when I do this:

C:\wamp\php\php -q "C:\Documents and Settings\Me\My Documents\docs\tools\app\install.PHP"

Instead of running the PHP script, it displays the raw code instead. How can I get this fixed?

Thanx
Phil



PHP, Tcl, Java, Frustration!!!

Move that folder inside c:/wamp/www and run from there

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Sorry, same results from within /wamp/php

yfastud wrote:

> Move that folder inside c:/wamp/www and run from there
>
> Have fun
>
> [www.jlbn.com] (testing web
> server)
> [test.jlbn.com] (testing codes)
> [forum.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB2)
> [forums.jlbn.com] (testing
> phpBB3)
> [mail.jlbn.com] (testing
> mailserver)
> [ftp.jlbn.com] (testing ftp
> server)
> [www.jlbn.com] (testing
> flashes)
> [www.jlbn.com] (testing
> images)
> [joomla.jlbn.com] (testing Joomla
> 1.0.10)
> [fusion.jlbn.com] (testing phpFusion
> 6.01.6)
> [nuke.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke
> 7.9)
> [nukep.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke
> Platinum 7.6.b.4v2)
> [pnuke.jlbn.com] (testing PostNuke
> 0.800-MS2)
> [nukevo.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke
> Evolution 2.0.1)



PHP, Tcl, Java, Frustration!!!

Quote

Sorry, same results from within /wamp/php

Not sure why you've got that problem, because I tested it w/o problem at all

Here is my test.php saved on D:
<?php
echo "This is a PHP-CLI Script!!";
?>

And here is the screen shot

[i117.photobucket.com]

Also, check this tutor, it might help you out

[www.phpfreaks.com]

BTW, most scripts nowadays uses short_open_tag, so you might want to enable it on php.ini and better open it through tray icon because there are 2 php.ini in wampserver, and remember to restart wampserver after editing

Have fun

[www.jlbn.com] (testing web server)
[test.jlbn.com] (testing codes)
[forum.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB2)
[forums.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB3)
[mail.jlbn.com] (testing mailserver)
[ftp.jlbn.com] (testing ftp server)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing flashes)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing images)
[joomla.jlbn.com] (testing Joomla 1.0.10)
[fusion.jlbn.com] (testing phpFusion 6.01.6)
[nuke.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke 7.9)
[nukep.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Platinum 7.6.b.4v2)
[pnuke.jlbn.com] (testing PostNuke 0.800-MS2)
[nukevo.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Evolution 2.0.1)



Post Edited (01-29-07 04:15)

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I moved the entire folder to /wamp/www and tried via CLI PHP - to no avail, PHP source code gets spit out and no execution takes place..

I tested via browser and all works beautifully!



PHP, Tcl, Java, Frustration!!!

when installing app, it might requires more than just php, so not sure if cli can handle it, but just for testing cli, suggest you test it as I did and posted above.

Have fun

[www.jlbn.com] (testing web server)
[test.jlbn.com] (testing codes)
[forum.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB2)
[forums.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB3)
[mail.jlbn.com] (testing mailserver)
[ftp.jlbn.com] (testing ftp server)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing flashes)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing images)
[joomla.jlbn.com] (testing Joomla 1.0.10)
[fusion.jlbn.com] (testing phpFusion 6.01.6)
[nuke.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke 7.9)
[nukep.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Platinum 7.6.b.4v2)
[pnuke.jlbn.com] (testing PostNuke 0.800-MS2)
[nukevo.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Evolution 2.0.1)

I got it to work BTW:

php -d short_open_tag=on -q "path/to/my/file.php" so it wasn't a WAMP5 issue all along *whew*



PHP, Tcl, Java, Frustration!!!

You can enable short_open_tag in php.ini through tray icon

Have fun,

[www.jlbn.com] (testing web server)
[test.jlbn.com] (testing codes)
[forum.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB2)
[forums.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB3)
[mail.jlbn.com] (testing mailserver)
[ftp.jlbn.com] (testing ftp server)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing flashes)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing images)
[joomla.jlbn.com] (testing Joomla 1.0.10)
[fusion.jlbn.com] (testing phpFusion 6.01.6)
[nuke.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke 7.9)
[nukep.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Platinum 7.6.b.4v2)
[pnuke.jlbn.com] (testing PostNuke 0.800-MS2)
[nukevo.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Evolution 2.0.1)